A report published Robert W. Baird, a Milwaukee-based wealth management and analyst company, found that 95% of respondents chose the iPad, according to the NYT.
Jayson Noland, an analyst and an author of the report, says, "I find it hard to believe that anyone can compete with the iPad. I do think there are opportunities for companies outside the personal tablet category by offering a much much lower cost product that can be used in the workplace as a productivity tool."
When asked if Google could compete with an Android tablet, Noland said, "Unless a product comes out that is half the price of the iPad, and comes with good enough bells of whistles, then its highly unlikely."
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Jayson Noland, an analyst and an author of the report, says, "I find it hard to believe that anyone can compete with the iPad. I do think there are opportunities for companies outside the personal tablet category by offering a much much lower cost product that can be used in the workplace as a productivity tool."
When asked if Google could compete with an Android tablet, Noland said, "Unless a product comes out that is half the price of the iPad, and comes with good enough bells of whistles, then its highly unlikely."
Read More [via SAI]